Does your media have USB technology (j/k)

How nice.

DVD+R USB. :stuck_out_tongue:

Do these support hyper transfer?

Rumor has it that HTUP:// ( Hyper Transfer USB Protocol ) is only supported during climactic astrological events in conjunction with certain planetary alignments.

I can find HyperThreading DVDs and HyperTransport DVDs, just not both at the same time… :stuck_out_tongue: :wink:

Also, dual core DVD media (not the same as double-layer or dual-layer) can be burned by two lasers at the same time!!! :stuck_out_tongue: :wink:

Those dual core dvds must get pretty hot. Wonder if they can be watercooled?

dual core DVD’s? Nah, i’m more interested in the Quad Layer DVD’s :slight_smile:

http://www.microdirect.co.uk/ProductInfo.aspx?ProductID=9701&GroupID=42

doesn’t seem to mention if it supports usb media though, i’m not sure if sony are in the usb 2.0 camp or not. maybe a simple firmware update will feature the correct support :slight_smile:
(hope it wont require the ā€˜climactic astrological events’ that Wesociety speaks of)

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Here it comes. I knew it was just a matter of time…everybody knows that DVD-R USB is massively better than +R USB.

No, dvd-ram usb is by far the best. I hope those blu-ray usb disc come out soon. The regular ones I have now are crap :frowning:

I’m gald my discovery of these ā€œUSBā€ blank media caused some amusement, I had a good laugh too. :slight_smile:

Anyway according to the link to the DVD+R stuff posted by Dicer it says ā€œBrand: USB Technology (Infomedia)ā€. So these guys are using ā€œUSB Technologyā€ as a brand name, very funny. It’s a bit like when you go to some flea market or somewhere selling ultra cheap made in China cloths wih ā€œUSAā€ or something similar as the so called brand name hehe.

SATA III please.

BTW, Dell (OEM) SATA II 6-ch. controllers and 3ware hot-swap bays look good at ebay. Hotbays are rather heavy for air shipping over the Pacific.

Unfortunately, no. But the ā€˜Dust-Offs’ are pretty effective in this. The latest Riteks on sale are ā€˜Dust Off’ complaint too. Tried those? They get really cool. Cooler than putting them with my round cuts steaks in my freezer :iagree:

USB Technology DVD blanks… so slow even a mediocre USB enclosure won’t coaster them.

Can USB discs be written with Winword 2.0 in a 5.1/4 floppy disc drive? Or do I need Excel? I managed to insert a Titek Yodel A+++ USB disc in the 5.1/4 floppy drive (took me about an hour, for whatever reason the slot is too narrow for the disc so I had to use a hammer) but now I can’t take it out anymore, no matter how hard I press the eject button. :confused: I soaked the drive in soapy water but still no joy. :frowning:

Modern technology su*ks big time! :a

Hey, my Dad bought a pack of 25 Memorex DVD+RW and they have the same code on them.


Nero CD-DVD Speed: Disc Info
Basic Information
 Disc type:       : DVD+RW
 Book Type        : DVD+RW
 Manufacturer:    :  unknown
 MID              : INFODISC A10 (001)
 Write speeds:    : 2.4 X - 4 X
 Blank Capacity   : 4.38 GB
                  : 4482 MB
                  : 4700375040 bytes
Extended Information
 Layers           : 1
 Write strategies : 4 X
 Disc Status      : Empty
Raw Data
ADIP Information (11h)
0000 - 01 01 01 20 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 - ................
0010 - 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 58 00 00 00 - ............X...
0020 - 74 D4 05 00 00 D5 17 00 E0 D4 05 00 18 EE 90 7C - t..............|
0030 - 78 FB 90 7C FF FF FF FF 71 FB 90 7C 18 6A DD 77 - x..|....q..|.j.w
0040 - 51 6A DD 77 00 00 15 00 02 00 00 80 30 00 00 00 - Qj.w........0...
0050 - 18 00 00 00 30 00 00 00 18 D5 05 00 40 00 01 00 - ....0.......@...


Be a little careful with INFODISCA10 discs. I have some of those (A1Pro 4x DVD+RW - the brand alone should make you cringe). I use those in my DVD recorder for recording TV programs. I had one of them die on me with no warning, one day. The recorder burned it fine, but could not read back about half of the disc. I tried reading that part of it with various DVD writers and DVD-ROM drives to no avail. A full format of the disc did not help. Two days later the disc could not even be recognised by two different DVD writers anymore. I got ā€œplease insert discā€ when I tried to write to it. I had only written to and erased the disc about 4 times from when it was new.

I wouldn’t trust those discs with any important information if I were you.

Thanks for the info. My Dad backed up some old home movie beta tapes to them. I’ll make sure I copy them over onto my Yudens.